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INVESTMENT TRENDS - A Rise in IPOs Revive Investments for the Global Pharma & Biotech Industry

Dr. E. Saneesh, Financial Analyst at Frost & Sullivan, reports that new analysis reveals that PEVC investors in the global pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry have demonstrated maximum interest in oncology drugs, followed by anti-infective drugs and pharmaceutical contract laboratories. They also conclude the maximum pharmaceutical- and biotechnology-related PEVC deals in the US, and are expected to continue to do so in the forthcoming years.

FORMULATION DEVELOPMENT - Solumerized(TM) Trans-Resveratrol, Bridging the Bioenhancement Gap to Drug Delivery Between Pharmaceuticals & Dietary Supplements

Amir Zalcenstein, PhD, Galia Temtsin Krayz, PhD, and Sabina Glozman, PhD, discuss the example of Resveratrol, a supplement with a solid body of scientific data attesting to its efficacy in enhancing lifespan and treating a variety of medical conditions, which yet remains short of its true market potential due to stability, bioavailability, and cost issues.

MANAGEMENT INSIGHT - The Davids of Drug Development

Derek Hennecke believes every one of us is a little guy, facing insurmountable odds, scouring the countless compounds of the universe in search of a cure. Most of them sizzle and die out. And yet we move on, like addicts in search of a buzz, pursuing that moment again; that one incredible high that is drug discovery.

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT - Founder's Syndrome

John Bermingham says Founder’s Syndrome is defined as a situation that occurs when an organization operates according to the personality of a dominate person within the organization, usually the founder. This syndrome normally occurs when an organization begins to achieve revenue growth at a level that requires a change in management style and how things get done, and this type of problem can be very difficult to deal with.